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A WE'LL TRIED TREATMENT
For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Headache, Debility, Rheu-
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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01
Shipping Intelligence.

The steamer w. C. Hall sails at 10
this morning for Maui, Hawaii and the
Volcano
Schooner Waimalu brought 1870,
and Waioli $50 bags sugar from Kuau;
Kulamanu, a,Ioo, and Kauikeaouh,
2,aIo from Kohala; Waiehu, $40 from
Laupahoehoe; Caterina, 65o, and Rain
bow, 400 bags from Hanalei.
The steamer Surprise brought about
5000 bags sugar and the schooner
Kaulilua 1900.
The steamer Mikahala sails at FIVE
this afternoon for Kauai ports and Mi
hau.
The steamer Kinau sails on her
ordinary route at four o'clock this eve
ming.
Two vessels are announced to leave
for San Francisco to-day-the barks
C. O. Whitnore and Lady Lampson.
Messrs. H. Hackfeld K Co. adyer-
tise the steamship City of New York to
sail hence for San Francisco on the
9Th inst
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Police Court.

Peter Hensen, charged with deser;-
ing the bark Drottning Sophia, was
remanded till to-day.
o. Mewry was on the evidence Of
DIR. Webb committed to the Insane
Asylum.
Dias Tor Lais), the Panama negro
who escaped from prison and offered
desperate resistance to recapture,
wounding an officer with sword, was
also on DR.. Webb's testimony com
mitted to the Asylum.
Kauhane, Kaleauki, Kimo, Peter
-arton, VIM. Burke and Kalama had
six dollars entered against them for
drunkenness; Laiula pleading no;
guilty was remanded till to-day, and
Thomas Cooper forfeited $40 for the
same offense.
John Cropley forfeited bail Of $Io
for fast driving over Waikiki bridge.
Kahaiola was fined So for violating
express rule six.
Young Sun was fined SOL 10 for fast
driving over Waikahalulu bridge.
All Sing and All See, arrested in a
hair pulling match on a Maunakea
street verandah, were fined So and
costs each.
Laanui was Tied for assault and bat
terry on Wing Kim. The prosecuting
witness testified that defendant tried to
run in where the fire was on Saturday
night, and witness stopped hun and
pushed him GU when & fendant turn
ed and struck him.
Officer No. Io5 swore that defend
ant helped him to put out the fire, and
when they went down stairs the place
was full Of Cinnamon.
NJ. ]. F. Morgan, foreman OF En-.
CINE 20. No. 2, stated that defendant
was punching right and left.
Defendant found guilty and fined
$3.50.
Kulekana, charged with larceny Of
IS cents worth Of lime, was reprimanded
and discharged
]. Kakina VS., j. Kanui. Assumpsii
for $I2o on note. II proved accord
ing to the evidence that defendant
gave the note in payment for cattle.
Plaintiff gave the note to Mr. Holoka,
hlki, attorney, who lost il in moving
his effects at the fire Of April last
Judgment for $I85. 90, including inter,
est, commission and costs. ], A.
Magoon for plaintiff; no appearance o.
or for defendant
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Various Items.

Advices from Mandalay say that the
rebel leader Thanba OF Woonthon r.
fuses to surrender and is destroying
villages where the inhabitants are sus-
pscted Of inclining toward the British.
The Yuma Sentinel says: "There
are now in Yuma county nine irriga-
ting canals, completed and in course oil
completion, that will furnish an abund,
ant supply for an aggregate Of
one hundred thousand acres Of land.
This land is all OF the very richest and
produces grain and fruits to perfection,
Other irrigating schemes are in con
temptation, and the time is not far dis
tant when large part Of the unoccu
pied area Of this county will be de
voted to the production Of valuable
crops Of various kinds.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Bishops feat Of finding an opal pin,
performed in Boston the other day, has
recently been more than equaled. The
other day man found diamond pin
in junk Of Chicago pork.
A blind man in Lexington is said to
possess wondrous memory; but the
probabilities are that he can forget the
SIS he borrowed last week about as
quickly as any other man.
Boston has coined a word for the
women who wear birds plumage upon
their hats. They are called ''birdicidal
women" AS long as it begins with
"Birdy," it's all right
Ar thought you we're vegets-
rian, and now see you eating NUT
ton" B.---"Well, / am only an indi-
rect vegetarian; eat the meat of such
animals only as live on vegetable food"
An observer says that some girls
noses are cold and some are warm.
How some of these everlasting sob
servers" find out so much is a mystery
which only the girls can explain.
"You seem to be in the clouds, Mr..
Pegasus" said friend to an absent
minded verse writer the day after The
class dinner. 81 certainly do feel like
thunder" was the weary reply.
At Spanish bull fight three men
we're killed. Bull fights are not per
mitted in the United States, but we
have college football matches, which
are quite as successful in increasing
he mortality list.
A scientific writer tells how water
can be boiled in sheet Of wiring
paper. We don't doubt it. We have
known a man TO write a few lines on a
sheet Of writing paper that kept him in
hot water for three years.
Bill Nye's new poem. am now
preparing poem entitled "The Um-
'brella." 1t is dainty little bit of
verse, and my hired man thinks it is a
gem. ! call it "rhe Umbrella so that
it would not be returned.
Pennsylvania debating societies are
discussing the question, as good gun
of more value than a good dog1" We
think it is fyou happen TO get tired
Of the dog you can kill it with the gun,
but il you get weary Of the gun you
can't kill it with the dog.
Clerk lin. fashionable downtown
bakery to proprietor) -"That ray oil
American soda biscuits in the window
sir, has been there for three weeks, and
they are getting sour. What shall dc
about it1' Proprietor--''Iabel them
English tea mullins"
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A cosmorsma.

One Of the popular exhibitions call
ed cosmorama has been fitted up in
the place on Hotel street formerly
occupied by McCarthy's billiard room.
A private look at it was granted to
members Of the press last nighr- There
are twenty lenses in the main room,
through which views Of some Of the
most notable sights in Europe and
America can be had, as nearly as pos
sible like they appear to the actual
vision. Views in London, Paris, Ber-
lin, splendid one Of the Cologne
Cathedral, and others there are that
the visitor reluctantly turns away from.
A series are transparent and colored,
including the interior and exterior Of
that grand marvel Of massive and
ornate architecture, the Grand Opera
House of Paris. An arrangement of
mirrors is made so as to make the light
fall directly on the faces of the opaque
photographs, while The transparent pic
lures receive the light direct from
lamps in the rear but sofened through
the plates Of ground glass The views
vii. be changed occasionally, as a large
supply of them are on hand They
have, with the appliances Of the cosmo-
rama, recently been imported from
London. Besides the large lens there
are, in another room, four revolving
stereoscopes containing fifty views each,
comprising the most attractive scenes
20 tourists in Europe and America.
The visitor sits in chair and, with
eyes to the binocular lenses, turns one
picture into prospect after another.
The cosmorama belongs to Mr.. Jos.
We're, who is now on Hawaii. 1t has
been decided to fix the admission at a
quarter dollar, and the exhibition will
open on Wednesday evening. AS the
cosmorama brings some Of the finest
objects of travel to near and vesy
clear view, il is an exhibition Of very
instructive as well as entertaining kind.
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The March Frlc I'd.

This "oldest paper in the Pacific
for March is promptly to hand. It's
opening article is on "Mr Booths Mis-.
SON. and clJins good results not only
in Honolulu but also in other parts OF
the Islands. An article on 'Diffe-ences
arguer for greater community of feel ing
with the other religious bodies by the
Anglican Church. sour Agencies for
God and Humanity" afterin.roductory
remarks, treats of Bible readers and
Temperance efforts.
The Editorial Notes" are pithy and
newsy. Few E. c. Oggel, the editor S,
sermon on the lava flow and funeral
sermon on the late Mrs. Thos. A.
Thrum are given in full. The budgets
Of thetwolocal Congregational Churches
are maintained, $50 the Monthly Re-
cord of Events" The Hawaiian
Boz DIS Department contains an install.
ment of lecture by DIR. Wetnore at
Hilo on Micronesia, and the Y. M. G.
A. page is filled with original matter.
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SUPREME COURT.
At CHAMBERS.


Monday, February a8th, before
Judge McCully Arthur E. II. Swift
VS.. Herbert H. and Norman S. Cars
tin. Bill in equity to dissolve partner
ship. The Court renders an oral de-
cision, dismissing the bill of complaint
W. R. Castle for plaintiff; +. M Hatch
for defendants.
Before Chief Justice Judd. ID. w.
Pratt VS.. z. S. Spalding. Assunpsit.
Partly heard and continued till to-mor.
row. c. Creighton for plaintiff; S. B.
Dole for defendant.
Before Judge Preston. Estate Of
Kahanaauwai iSanoa. in probate On
this return day ordered that hearing Of
John +. Colburn's petition for sale Of
real estate be continued till March
I4th. c. Creighton for petitioner.
In re Peter Henson. Habeas cor.
pus. After hearing application Of A.
c. Smith, ordered that said Peter Hen
son be discharged. A. c. Smith fol
petitioner; A. Rosa, Attorney General,
or respondent.
Estate G. Pauleleahana, in probate.
Ordered that lthe accounts Of Kawa.
haoi Pau, administrators, be approved
End that she be discharged. Kinney fol
.dministratrix; Smith for heirs.
Estate Rev. S. Kaaua, in probate.
Ordered that the will be admitted 70
probate and that letters testamentary
issue to VIM. X. Castle without bond.
Castle for prepayment
Before Judge Bickerton Bank
ruptcy Of A. Barnes. Proof Of claims
and ELECTION Of assignee. Fifteen
claims were proved against the estste
Of The sbankrupt, amounting to $r5,-
$3.50, and it was ordered that w. c.
Parke be declared elected assignee, to
act under bond for $500 with APP
proved surety.
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The Press Publishing Company yes
terday removed its printing Office,
under the direction OF John ]. Greene,
foreman, to It's snug new brick build
ing on Bethel street. The work was
expediously accomplished without mis-
hap. A machinist with several assist
ants we're engaged up to late hour
this morning setting up the power press
on which the HERALD, Kuokoa and
Friend are printed.
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Bulge IN.

A London despatch Of February 18th
says that the Bulgarian deputies are
presenting determined resistance to
the Russo Turkish terms. The reports
put int circulation the psst few days
that the Deputies had agreed with the
Turkish Minister and M. Zankof to a
compromise, giving the Russian lead
ers places in the Bulgarian Govern
ment, Is denounced as fabrication in
the interest Of Russia and intended to
discredit the Deputies. The Depu-
ties held out stiflly against exterior in
reference and are stated to be acting
uRder English and Austrian advices.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

No handbook excels the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual for reliable statistical and general
information relating to these Islands. Price
50 cents.
II you want good smoke ior your money,
patronize home industry and call at ]. W..
Hingleys, Crystal Soda Works, 90 Hotel
street, next door to Horns Bakery. Island
orders solicited and promptly filled, There is
no license required to sell these cigars.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

Pacific Navigation Company VS.. S.
c. Allen. Hearing continued from
Saturday, lbefore Chief Justice Judd,
Justices McCully and Preston. Appeal
from decree Of the Chief Justice award
ing damages to defendant on cross
suit, IN the collision Of plaintiffs
steamer James |. Dowsett and defend
ants schooner Moiwahine Argument
concluded on both sides and judgme ut
reserved. hermann, Whiting end
Creighton for appellant; Dole !. and
Kinney for respondent.
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The K. Of P. nd he creely Record.

Says Rochester, N. Y. despatch Of
Feb. 20: The official organ of the
Knights Of Pythias will tomorrow pub
lish a letter from Col. Glider, dated OF
York Factory, Hudson's Bay, Deem
Der 10th. The most important portion
Of il is in reference to Cape Sabine and
Fort Conger. 1t was at Fort Conger
that the Greely Arctic expedition began
It's disastrous retreat in August, 1883,
and it WIS at Cape Sabine where all
but one.half Of the party starved to
death or died from other causes, among
the victims being Lieu. Kislingbury
of this city, second officer in command.
The friends of Lieut. Kislingbury claim
that he was unjustly treated and suffered
may indignities which FASTENED his
death. He was Knight OF Pythlas
and the members Of that order in Ro-
chester interested themselves in the
case. II was claimed that KislIngburys
diary, containing full information con-
corning the management OF the expedi-
ton, vas destroyed by those interested
o. left at Fort Conger, together with
other private effects. In The announce
ment made from York Factory, Glider
disclosed part Of his mission as nothing
less than the recovery of Kislingbury's
records, which, when safely placed in
the hands Of The latter's relatives and
friends, will enable them TO more clearly
establish his side Of the story.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

This evening the Oura Company OF
Japanese Acrobats will make its first
appearance in the Opera House The
seats are going fast at the Elite Ice
Cream Parlors, where the box plan is
to be seen. Those desiring any choice
Of position should lose no time in
securing tickets.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

The meetings sull continue at the
Tract and Missionary Hall, Fort street
The subject for this evening is the
Sabbath Of the New Testament Serv-
ces begin at 7;so. All should be inter
ested in this important theme.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the lnter.Island Steam
Navigation Company will be held al
their Office on the Esplansde at ten
o'clock to-day.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

Two insane persons were committed
to the Asylum yesterday. One was
the prisoner Lais, whose sensational re-
capture after escaping was lately re-
ported at length, and the other a man
named Mowry who was arrested close
to the Station on Sunday while con
Quoting himself strangely.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

Vessels IN Po-. lm Fo- Ports
; Bit Ok Sonoma. Howes from Newcastle, NSw
Haw bk Lady mpson. Marston, from Ne seas,le,
NSW
Rrt hk Zoila, MeK~y from Newcastle, SW
Dr. bk Martha fishet, Bueki1, from Glasgow
Brit bk Glenraber, Roeston, from Liverpool
Am Achr ] c .ord, Griffith Fom San Fr' nci o
Bk o WA';more, iaomp on, nom Po't iowa md
TX r c relersogxkp New AISLE, NSW
Am bktne KlikAyk u Cutler, hom Puget Sound
Ce- bk r Bishop, Wo'ters, rom Bremen
II ne w C |, ain, McCrlloch, from San Franci co
.'or,' Queen, Winding, IRON San F-anoi o
An bk,ne N Castle, Hubbard, fom por Town,
send, w 4,
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

The windows Of the Interior Depsr,-
ment we're reached yesterday in
the progress Of cleansing operations in
Aliiolani Hale.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01
LOCAL NEWS.

The HERALD is issued to-day from
its new Office on Bethel street.
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The official plume Of a major gen
eral Of the Hawaiian army was seen
for the first time in public at,the state
funeral on Sunday
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01
VESSELS I.F AvINa 40. DAY.

s,mr W Hs'l for Iahaiua. Maaaea, Kona and
kau u % am
1.mr Mikaasia TO- Nawiliwili, Hooa, Ele-e, wtlrra
End kcknha al SPIN
sunr kinau Tor Maui and Hawai-
S,r- & II Bishop Tor Kauai
{ Kauiksaou ior koh-la
SIR Kulamanu Tor kohala
s. " Cate ina for Hanaei
~ C. Viii more 10 ; .rgnc
b K Lady Lampson for S4a ai,
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

A tall post has been planted in from
Of the Opera House, presumably for
public exhibitionsby the Japanese aero
bats.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

Mr.. Gibson's house was in the hands
of mechanics, making repairs to the
exterior, yesterday.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

Mr.. E. E. Mayhem was Engaged
yesterday in putting new steps TO the
Hawaiian Opera House.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

Mr.. Good has left Mr. Valentines
business agency to take position in
that OF Mr.. Gulick.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

Wind northeast, thermometer "a
degrees, weather clear aud cold, last
evening
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

The departing Island steamers will
probably have heavy passenger lists to-
day.
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SIDE LIGHTS.

Smoke the "wedge," to be found at
c. ], McCarthy's.
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DEPAR1LREs.

MONDAY, Feb %
stur Mokoli for Kannakaiai, Kamalo, Prkso, lanai
Olowalu and Lab ina az SPIN
Stmr Likelikc Tor Mau' atsp m
. .nr A Gu lmins for koolsu and Waimanao
Stmr Nan- No for Maiaua
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01

Ger hk Hercules, --. from Liverpool, due Feb
ruary ao-3o, 1887. To Schaefe & Co. agents
Ger bark Hydra. hom HonskoT q due January I.is
Brit bark Ceratc from Liverpool, due May I-ao
Brit bark Velocity, Bolster from Hongkons, due
,uaIy Iois.
Am bs-k Julia Foard, from Departure Bay, due
January 1891.
pr bark R L, T.. from Newcastle n. $. W due
Feb. ls-a5.
Am ok flmou-, Brewer from Boston, due May i-rs
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-01
SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

mospAy Feb s.
Selr catefina from Hanaici
Sctr Rainbow en- Haf''e
Ser Naimalu rom Krau
Ser Waiol from kuau
Whs'e Ws.de O. rom sen an 20
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chas. T. culIct. Notary Public.

Special attention given to writing up
books and collecting accounts and
rents.
Employment Agency -All orders for
plantation laborers, household servants,
etc, will receive the prompt attention
Of Mr. +. Marcos, who has had long
experience in his line Of business st
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PAssENGEE.s.

For KY, TAI AM va % per- e.m ~ e'ike,
Februf ac--Hon w Hslss cad \, e. Hon S W
Eaai, ] h Ahe on, a p e-,EK ger, L New.
81, All Young, Mr. WI sroih and about % d *.